Child Protection in International Schools
Child Protection in International Schools
| On : June 21, 2021
This course covers the health, safety and welfare of children in an educational setting and provides information specific to international schools.
Course objective
- Relevant legislation when administering medication.
- Understand the difference between safeguarding and child protection.
- Know children’s developmental needs.
- Identify positive and negative influences on the developmental needs of children.
- Identify the different types of abuse.
- Know how to recognise, respond to, and report abuse.
- Identify good practices related to child protection.
- Safe practice when administering medication.
- School responsibilities.
- Record keeping requirements.
- Training requirements.
- Good standards of practice.
Target Audience
Classroom Assistants, Teachers, Middle Leaders, Senior Leaders, Manager, Operations Staff.
Duration
2 hours
Mode of delivery
Online
Language
English & Arabic
Certification: ATA Certificate of Attendance
How the course is assessed: At the end of the course, learners will be assessed through a multiple-choice question exam and must achieve 100%.
Prerequisites: N/A
Professional and Ethical Conduct
1.1 Respect and promote UAE Values.
1.2 Demonstrate personal and professional ethics.
1.3 Be accountable for and to learners.
1.4 Comply with national and organisational expectations.
1.5 Establish communication and collaboration.
Professional and Ethical Conduct
3.1 Promoting positive learning environments.
3.2 Demonstrate learner – centred teaching.
3.3 Use assessment of learning.
Professional Knowledge
2.1 Demonstrate knowledge of learning, development & diversity.
2.2 Demonstrate knowledge of curriculum.
2.3 Demonstrate knowledge of theoretical basis of teaching.
Professional and Ethical Conduct
4.1 Reflect on own practice.
4.2 Engage in professional growth.
4.3 Determine impact on learner achievement.
